THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

Local and State News

FRESH AIR CAMP FOR JEW-
ISH KIDDIES TO BE
OPENED SOON.

Will Be Conducted Along Strictly
Kosher Lines.

Y. 'M. H. A. TO MATCH SKILL
WITH TOLEDO
The baseball team of the Y. M.
The members of Kadimah Zion
A. will meet the representatives
Society of this city are ardent be- II.
of the Toledo organization in a
lievers in the truth of the old adage
baseball contest at Sugar Island on
that "All work and no play will
Sunday, June 25th. Rivalry be-
make Jack a dull boy." According-
tween the two associations is very
ly, for one day each year they throw
off the demands of their business, keen, and a large delegation of
rooters of both sides are expected
except the business of having a
to be on hand to cheer their teams
good time.
Sunday, June 25th, is the date set on to victory.
for this year's f rolir. On that day
members of the Kadimah Society
will assemble and make their pil-
grimage to Mt. Clemens. The an-
nual banquet will be held at the
Elkin I louse. It is estimated that
over 100 members and their friends
will make the trip.

DETROIT ZIONISTS OFF
FOR FROLIC.

The Fresh Air Society of the
United Jewish Charities is now
making plans for the opening of the
Fresh Air Camp on Lake St. Clair.
The policy of the Camp is to be
somewhat changed, as the Camp
for the first time is to be conducted
along strictly kosher lines, and the
Ladies' Auxiliary of Shaarey Zed-
eck is making this possible by sup-
plying all necessary extra equip-
ment. A great deal more money
will have to be raised this year for
maintenance on account of the very
high cost of living. The children HUNDREDS ATTEND MOON-
LIGHT OF YOUNG PEO-
are more anxious than ever to lie
PLE OF TEMPLE
sent out. They keep the office busy
BETH EL.
with their applications, and if any-
one could see their eager faces when
they ask, "May we go to Camp?" Annual Event is One of the
Largest in the History of
the subscription to the Fresh Air
the Organization.
Fund would be doubled.
The Fresh Air Camp hopes to be
The decks of the steamer "St.
able to accommodate 100 children Claire'' were crowded to their
each week, and the first week is to capacity last Wednesday evening
be June 26th. A number of neces- when the annual moonlight of the
sary improvements have been made Young People's Society of Temple
at the Camp. The ground was Beth El took place. "Despite the
freshly tilled and drained and a cool weather," said Ilarold B. Lip-
concrete driveway constructed. sitz, Chairman of the Moonlight
This latter was made possible Committee, "the attendance was one
through the efforts of Mr. Eugene of the largest in our history, over
Sloman, who undertook to raise fifteen hundred tickets having been
$1,500 to defray the expense of the sold."
work. A large new bath house is
Besides dancing, which was the
also being built as well as a wash main event on the program for the
room for the use of the girls. Extra evening, Miss Elsa Decker and Mr.
windows were inserted in the boys Alfred Patton Gibbs rendered a
dormitory and both houses are being splendid exhibition of the new
redecorated. This, of course, en- dances, and the Young People's So-
tails considerable extra expense and ciety Quartette delighted the 'audi-
the Fresh Air Society is planning ence with their vocal numbers.
on the generosity of its friends to
help it in bearing the same. It is to
In spite of protests from some
be hoped that during the coming
clergymen against the selection of
months the community will show its
an alderman of the Jewish faith as
interest in the Fresh Air Camp by
representing the corporation of
visiting it. The trolley leaves from
Montreal on the Protestant Board
the Interurban Station at half past
of School Commissioners, it is
each hour on the Mt. Clemens Shore
Line and the Camp is located at Sta- understood that Alderman Ru-
tion 22. It is also a very nice au- benstein NYill be proposed within
tomobile trip and the roads are two weeks and that he will be ap-
splendid to within a short distance pointed without opposition from
any member of the City Council.
of the Camp.

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